we can enjoy it all the way to may and northern japan as southe as southern korea. blowing snow will be here and that could disrupt your traveling. watch out and check your roads and also the weather forecast if you're traveling in these vicinities. fire weather also still lies across the southern fore cour cs region. winnipeg at minus 6 for your high. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast.

as best possible to make amends to those i have hurt. >> petraeus speaking at a dinner honoring the military at the university of southern california. >>> now to north korea. leaders threatening southas actions. today, north korea announced that it is cutting off a key communication line with south korea. now, this is a hotline that both countries use to monitor traffic at a shared industrial complex. it was just yesterday the north said it is going to make military units that are now charged with targeting u.s. bases combat ready. our candy crowley is joining us from washington. candy, obviously people paying very close attention to this and specifically the obama administration looking at these threats trying to figure out whether or not they should take this seriously. what are they assessing? >> sure. well, they are looking at any number of things, but i think primarily what worries this administration and in fact a lot of people in washington is when you cut off communication, there is huge room for miscalculation. and this is a regime, north korea, whether it's the father or son, that's been known for miscalculation for sort of, you know, errant and very quick action when not

taken control of a strategic town in southern syria, less then 90 kilometer as way from the capital damascus. north korea says it's entered a state of war against south korea. the angry rhetoric came after a military raylee was held in pyongyang and follows the decision for the u.s. to fly b-2 bombers over the region. south africans have been praying for the fallen president nelson mandelia. he spent the third night in hospital with lung infection. the government said he's making steady progress. central bank cyprus is trying to kick-start the country's spending say aring there no limits on necessary uck transactions. the announcement came after banks reopened and the risk of bankruptcy has been contained after a $13 billion bailout deal with international lenders. sime mcgregor wood has more. >> on friday banks opened at their normal time. people here are grateful for these small mercies. translator: i'm fine. i'm fine and i feel good. the problem is the future. that's what i am worried about. >> the politicians contain the crisis is contained but in a meeting with civil servants, warm welcome for the president. his message tough times ahead but bai

southern california? >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:19 is the time. all european markets opened with gains as investors breathed a sigh of relief over a bailout deal for cyprus. south korea and japan the biggest winners finishing the day up 1.5%. checking in on our numbers this morning pretty good day on friday as you can see with the dow, nasdaq, and s & p posting decent days. this morning the futures point to a pretty good opening. aaa reports gas prices are down. as initial -- it's 4:03 in oakland, san jose, and santa rosa. all those prices are down about a quarter from this year. >>> twice excite the rent budget cuts. >>> plus why an academy award winning actress is sleeping in a glass box in a new york museum. >>> welcome back. time now 5:22. check this out. sleeping on a job has a new meaning for actress tilda. saturday she slept inside that glass box for eight hours. it was part of a living art display at a new york museum. this is not the first time she has been quote living art. she did the same thing at a museum in london in 1995 and did it in roam a year late -- in rome a year later. >>> the metropolitan museum of art in new york is in a lawsuit. they point th

southern california? >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:19 is the time. all european markets opened with gains as investors breathed a sigh of relief over a bailout deal for cyprus. south korea and japan the biggest winners finishing the day up 1.5%. checking in on our numbers this morning pretty good day on friday as you can see with the dow, nasdaq, and s & p posting decent days. this morning the futures point to a pretty good opening. aaa reports gas prices are down. as initial -- it's 4:03 in oakland, san jose, and santa rosa. all those prices are down about a quarter from this year. >>> twice excite the rent budget cuts. >>> plus why an academy award winning actress is sleeping in a glass box in a new york museum. >>> welcome back. time now 5:22. check this out. sleeping on a job has a new meaning for actress tilda. saturday she slept inside that glass box for eight hours. it was part of a living art display at a new york museum. this is not the first time she has been quote living art. she did the same thing at a museum in london in 1995 and did it in roam a year late -- in rome a year later. >>> the metropolitan museum of art in new york is in a lawsuit. they point th

southern neighbor and strong words directed towards the u.s. as well. as jim clancy reports, no shots have been fired. >> harsh warnings of war, north korea declared on saturday that north and south state of war. they never signed an official peace agreement at the end of the korean war back in the early 1950s, and so for the last 60 years they have in a sense been in a state of war, still this was a troubling announcement from the north as they continue to wrap up the rhetoric. in the meantime north korea rebroadcast images of the mass rally held in pyongyang on friday and repeated threats it was ordering strategic forces on the highest state of alert. still, no shots have been fired. the situation here in seoul, south korea's capital, remain relatively calm. families walk the streets and enjoyed a day off. it wasn't like that on some of the islands that have been targeted in the past by the north korean guns. they remain more tense than ever. >> >> translator: ft north provokes again like in 2010 i think there will be full out war. i don't think they will be that reckless but they're so unpredictab unpredictable. >> as he continues to push the rhetoric higher and higher, many p